Words by Lucy Hunter Before he trained his appetite to edible fare, Cookie Monster devoured computers. In 1967, two years before Sesame Street hit the
Words by by Tatiana Afanador & Judit Pares The design of cybernetic organs does not have many current references from which to seek inspiration. However,
Words by Maren Häußermann Change the system—materials, production, consumption. We can make it better. Sustainability. Quality. Democracy. Inclusion. These words are behind the concept of
Words by Eleanor Wakeford You and I, who are looking ahead to the future monster. We talk about synthetic reproduction. You say that it shouldn’t
Words by Eleanor Wakeford Defying fantasies of control, corroding internal integrity, and ignoring the borders that define and defend identity, contagion is considered a threat
Words by George Vitale For most of history, technological change unfolded slowly—centuries of incremental advances refined and built upon existing technologies. However, the speed of
Words by Silvia Iacovcich When I observed Tómas Sánchez’s artwork for the first time I was about to turn eight years old – the guiltless
Words by Simona Serban Judging from the current global situation, our environment, due to one of the most unexpected of circumstances, gets a breather, the
Words by Charlotte Kent On May 17th at 9 pm in New York City, as the virus waned but continues to haunt our lives, I
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Words by Pietro Consolandi Before the explosion If a genie from the future had visited Venice just a few weeks ago, showing images of an
Words by Charlotte Kent The borders of my life these days extend to the perimeter of my apartment in New York City. Living with someone
Words by Fred Erik and Pleun van Dijk No other being has transformed its surroundings so radically as humans. Throughout evolution, our clever use of
Words by Agata Kik Suspensions can be characterised as passages, cracks, intervals, and interstices within the institutionally gridded space-times of neoliberal capitalism. Suspensions are both
Text by Mara G. Haseltine In 2006 I installed one of my largest sculptures to date, 12 meters in diameter, SARS Inhibited. The Sculpture is
Words by Piotr Bockowski Global Quarantine started last month, and by now, an estimated quarter of the world population is living under lockdown due to
Words by Professor Andy Miah While drones are in the news on a near-daily basis, their use within artistic practice is a lot less well
Text by Flavio Martella & Atxu Amann y Alcocer The coronavirus, for the nations that reacted to the quarantine, provoked what was considered impossible: the
Text by Kyle Dent, Richelle Dumond & Mike Kuniavsky Because of its incredible power, the unexpected consequences of AI in all its forms, from simple
Text by Charlotte Kent Every March in New York City, the Armoury Art Fair isn’t necessarily known for its embrace of digital art, but as
